Trent Boult
Bowler
Bowls Left Arm Fast-Med
Did you know?
He enjoys playing golf and guitar in his spare time.
Trent Boult
Bowler
Bowls Left Arm Fast-Med
Did you know?
He enjoys playing golf and guitar in his spare time.
Bowler
Bowls Left Arm Fast-Med
Rotorua
New Zealand
Bio
Trent Boult has some of the world's best batsmen’s wickets to his name and after attracting the attention of the cricket world with his fiery performances during the World Cup, his future for the Black Caps appears bright.
A medium-fast left-arm bowler, Boult was selected to play in the 2008 ICC Under-19 Cricket World Cup.
A series of appearances for New Zealand A followed before Boult was selected in the New Zealand squad for the 2009 Chappell-Hadlee series. He did not win a cap in that series but his Test debut came in 2011 against Australia.
His soon picked up a 2011 New Zealand contract and was part of the Test team which took on South Africa in March 2012. Boult was dropped for the final two Tests of the series, but made his way back into the squad for the tour of the West Indies later that year.
Boult’s one-day international debut came against West Indies in 2012 and his best figures to date are 5-27, taken against Australia during the pool stages of the World Cup 2015.
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Latest Videos
Vintage de Villiers explodes for RCB
A stunning 90 off just 39 balls from batting genius AB de Villiers has guided RCB to a comfortable six-wicket win over the Delhi Daredevils in Bengaluru
Boult screamer labelled 'IPL's best ever'
In what is being hailed as one of the IPL's best ever, Delhi's Trent Boult took a stunning catch on the rope to remove RCB's Virat Kohli
England skittled for 58 in Eden Park carnage
An epic first Test collapse from England saw them slump to 9-27 before 'recovering' to 58, as the brilliiant Trent Boult snared 6-32
Latest News
'The best catch we've seen in the IPL'
Kiwi Boult takes another blinder to add to an ever-growing collection of classics
Cummins earns Test rankings high
Fast bowlers on the move in latest Test rankings while Kane Williamson moves ahead of Joe Root
England's abject brush with history
Joe Root's England team fall a couple of runs short of Australia at Trent Bridge after being skittled for 58 by New Zealand
